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New European Parliament sets priorities; Green agenda there

Brussels, Jul 4 (UNI) As newly-elected MEPs made their way to Strasbourg this week, they have been confronted with the reality of a more fragmented European Parliament.
The higher turnout in the recent European elections proves Europe is on people’s minds. However, British historians like Timothy Garton Ash have recognised that parties will need to work harder to establish a consensus, said an Euronews report.
"I think it is good that the old grand coalition of the EPP and Socialists have lost its hegemony, but the real question for the European Parliament and Europe as a whole is can we reach decisive action? Or is this little game and dance so complicated that we don't actually get to the point of doing the things that we need to do?" Ash said.
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